A Tenderfoot in Southern California
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You beat the female that came in here yesterday, and told the waitress that she came out here with a ten dollar bill and only one undershirt, and she didnt intend to change either one of "em until she got home. Rates on a ten cent meal ? Nix ! Vamoose ! " and they were glad to vamoose, which means «hike" in California, Bill.
51 LOS ANGELES STREETS CHAPTER VI GOT into Los Angeles in ample time to go through their an- nual tearing up period.
j§|£( You know, there is some- thing funny about this. ...Just as soon as winter comes, Los Angeles begins to tear up its streets from one end to the other.
All summer long, when mighty few strangers are in town, there is nothing doing. But just as sure as 55 A TENDERFOOT fine sunshiny weather begins, then an army of dagos and greezers march forth, and proceed to dig up every blamed street in town.
It is just the same, year in and year out. Its got to be a joke with the tourists, for Los Angeles wouldnt look natural to 'em, when they come out to spend the winter, if the whole shopping district wasnt well nigh im- passable.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You beat the female that came in here yesterday, and told the waitress that she came out here with a ten dollar bill and only one undershirt, and she didnt intend to change either one of "em until she got home. Rates on a ten cent meal ? Nix ! Vamoose ! " and they were glad to vamoose, which means «hike" in California, Bill.
51 LOS ANGELES STREETS CHAPTER VI GOT into Los Angeles in ample time to go through their an- nual tearing up period.
j§|£( You know, there is some- thing funny about this. ...Just as soon as winter comes, Los Angeles begins to tear up its streets from one end to the other.
All summer long, when mighty few strangers are in town, there is nothing doing. But just as sure as 55 A TENDERFOOT fine sunshiny weather begins, then an army of dagos and greezers march forth, and proceed to dig up every blamed street in town.
It is just the same, year in and year out. Its got to be a joke with the tourists, for Los Angeles wouldnt look natural to 'em, when they come out to spend the winter, if the whole shopping district wasnt well nigh im- passable.
What to read after A Tenderfoot in Southern California?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mina Deane Halsey to read onlineMoreLess
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